So who are your customers, anyway? Big Businesses that provide mobile devices running Windoze Mobile. To heck with the thousands of us using Linux, on BIG screens! Besides, many of us don’t HAVE mobile devices running Windoze Mobile.
Great! So you cover SOME mobile devices out there… oh yeah… keep the porn off of the small screens, where you can’t see anything anyway… ahh… yep… smart thinking. I am a paying customer, and EXPECT that I can cover ALL of my computers with the Covenant Eyes service that I PAY FOR.
#TOR WEB BROWSER COVENANT EYES INSTALL#
Unfortunately, the folks who developed Covenant Eyes software have obstinately resisted developing the software simultaneously for the Linux platform (yet tout it as the best thing since sliced bread), and as such, if you are tempted to view porn, why not just install your favorite flavor of Linux, an appropriate browser, and waalaa… you’re up and running. I’ll prioritize and try to answer the questions as they come in. If you have any questions for Covenant Eyes, please email me, or post a reply to any of these blog posts.
#TOR WEB BROWSER COVENANT EYES FREE#
Got a Question? Breaking Free will be tackling a frequently asked question about Covenant Eyes and our software every Friday. It is easy to delete one’s Web history but with our software, the user’s browsing information isn’t saved on the user’s computer, but rather it is saved on Covenant Eyes’ servers. This is one of the benefits of Covenant Eyes. These privacy modes on both Windows and Mac computers have no effect on Covenant Eyes software. While this sort of secret browsing is not a new concept ( Safari added this feature over three years ago), and with so many new versions of these web browsers recently adding this feature, many people are excited, but others are concerned.ĭoes Covenant Eyes accountability software still monitor your Internet even if “porn mode” is on? Yes. These features allow a person to surf the Web without the browser recording a history, cookies or a cache of temporary files.
Firefox 3.1 calls it ‘Private Mode,’ the new Google Chrome calls it ‘Incognito Mode,’ and Internet Explorer 8 calls it ‘InPrivate Browsing.’ But for many users of these Web browsers, it’s just called “Porn Mode.”
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